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Show rw - ' yrTT-e-T-- r 1 -- - t OUTDOOR TIPS The Blue team, captained by Charlotte Smith, won the annual Hidden ValleyRed7nd VENT HAVIN6 TO THROW WATER AND grease Blue Torney to wind up the purrv -- OVER MOUND AND P0B6K Ladies Golf Ajssri- - opener on SL ATTRACTING RJES AND the Draper course Tuesday. INSECTS- -. Elaine Bowdle and Lucille Larkin walked off with gross and ret honors In Class A to & e top the days play. Gloria Romftey captained the losing Red team. The day was climaxed by an. - , tt DESERT NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Soil f,Qhkaih Blues Win H.V. Golfest crease prr next -- I M M3UR FIRE YflLL PRE- -- -w awards luncheon at which all the seasons winners were re - y w- -1 t- 'fr -t 7 t w i r vT-r- Tf t ' DENVER Utah Youngs 'Eldon Fortie la out much of last weeks (UPI) ond with. 285. against Kansas be-(contest Mel States a Montalbo, pass I Cutting horse competition warded with prizes. cause a leg Injury, la the of However, Lamson, despite ing quarterback who likes to will be held at 2 pan. Satur.Tuesdays results: taken In Goshen, according to run with the ball,"-ha- s CUts A Low Gross. tUfoo Bowdle, day over as the Skyline Confer- 'Open Plunga' Days Set At Deseret Gym Low New Lucille Urkut, futU Lore the Utah Horse ences total offense leader. Cutting Devis. ItJH - he Class B Low Gross. Boone Be Assn. pen plunge day students who are freed from The senior quarter b, ? y Laney, Low Net Gloria ftonmey, ' held The at will be Satur85 cutting last picked up Putts. Lucy GoiL yards Thursday andagain Friday at classroom duties because ofCUss-- C the Utah Education, ConvenLow Gross ftiedl Char-lot- t In Utah States 341 4 win Deseret day Gym. ' Clark BrimhaU, Smith and T ww Muw, Low Net State'to ued ), Rea FouUer and Leah Ander-son- . riders expected to be - xm over Washington swlm. director announcedtfijl Putts (tied . Helen trenenfr sad Margaret McDonald. hand at 1 p.m., association move ahead of Wyomings the pools will be open from Chuck' Lamson. Montalbo .has may join their children durClass D Low Gross. Frahcis Norofficials said. man; tow Net. Carrie Chritstansen. 5 1 297 both to for a of iotal ing open plunge hours. p.m. Brigham days pm. yards. LaNore Putts, 7s Ag's Montalbo Leads Skyline' n Total Offense Cutting Horse Show Saturday sec-sittin-g r Lewis, HD ROOT wrm TWI&S AND r -- B9 SHOULD deep v y r - loka City, Wednesday, October 4. 1961. Houf EE A - - Dcy GRASS LYING .ACROSS THE1 TOR. WHEN VOU FOUR GCEASV WATER INTO HOLE, THE GRASS RETAINS THE CREASE-GRASHOULD Bfi BURNED DAILY AND REPLACED leading ball carrier with 208 yards and an average of 6.7' ' yards per carry. BYU halfback Paul Allen is the top scorer with a total of 26 points. Runnerup is Terry Cagaanan. of Utah State with 21. Utah State dominates team statistics, holding the lead in total offense, total defease, rushing defense and passing defense. loads of free . bos parking fares redeemed ays SS - outstanding group of suits from oiir famous brand regular lines of qualify mens clothing USUKalion's 41h In Defense - NEW YORK (UPI) The Utah State Aggies, who have held their opponents to an av- erage of 31.3 yards a game oh the ground, are fourth In the ration In rushing defense. The NCAA Service Bureau statistics released Wednesday showed the Aggies behind North Carolina Dartmouth, and Army In rushing defense. In three games, USU has given up 94 yards on 88 rushes for a 3L3 yard average. 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